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Designed specifically for double vanities, this James Martin 72" backsplash provides continuous solid surface protection behind two faucets on a single wall. Crafted from 3 cm thick White Zeus Silestone by Cosentino, it weighs 33 pounds and is substantial enough to read as a seamless extension of your countertop rather than a thin wall accessory.

The White Zeus finish features a uniform, solid white appearance with zero veining or material movement. This makes it the quietest surface in the James Martin collection, allowing it to disappear elegantly behind your chosen fixtures and cabinetry. It is engineered to pair with the 72-inch vanity tops from the James Martin 040, 050, and 060 series.

Because the backsplash is cut from a separate slab than the matching vanity top, expect a subtle, natural variation in tone between the two pieces. This is a normal characteristic of quartz fabrication tied to the structural requirements of its manufacturing process.

Durable Specification and Sustainability

  • Exact Dimensions: Measures 72 inches wide, 4 inches high, and 1.18 inches deep (3 cm thickness).
  • Maintenance-Free: Non-porous quartz resists stains and scratches, eliminating the need for regular sealing.
  • Green Manufacturing: Produced using HybriQ technology, featuring under 40% crystalline silica, 99% recycled water, and renewable electricity.

Manufactured in Spain and shipped via ground freight, this heavy-duty quartz backsplash is engineered for long-term moisture protection and clean, uninterrupted bathroom design.

James Martin 72" Backsplash, White Zeus

SKU: 050-BS72-WZ

ALL THE NATURAL STONE PRODUCTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SEALED PROPERLY BEFORE THE FIRST USE

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